Number
1 choice at vinyl-graphics-lettering.com

Rapid
Remover
For removing adhesives quickly without
damage or mess.

This environmentally
friendly product is great for removing adhesive glue left over by
decals and vinyl graphics. Rapid Remover is a non-toxic, water-soluble
that breaks down and removes adhesives in sixty seconds! You spray
it on, wait thirty to sixty seconds, and easily wipe it off with
a plastic squeegee, with no damage to painted or bare metal surfaces.
What may have been a four-hour job (and a messy one at that) can
now be done in one and half-hours: an easy, clean and non-damaging
removal. Your shop or business will benefit greatly from these products;
think of them as tools. Get the right tool for the job!

Remove Adhesive With Mayonnaise
Original Purpose: Key tuna-salad ingredient.
Aha! Use: Adhesive remover that banishes old stickers from mirrors,
glass, and bumpers. Apply a generous helping to persistent adhesives
and coax off with a flexible putty knife.
Reward: Unstick sticky surfaces without the noxious fumes of the
commercial stuff.

from diynetwork.com

Tired of that bumper sticker on the rear bumper of your
car or truck? Automotive expert Trisha Hessinger tells you the best
way to remove a sticker without damaging your paint or chrome.

Begin by softening the sticker's adhesive using a hair-dryer.

After the adhesive has begun to soften, spray a light spray-lubricant
over the surface of the sticker. After the lubricant has soaked
in for a few minutes, you should be able to begin peeling back the
sticker (figure A). Peel slowly and carefully.

If you have to do any scraping to remove adhesive or sticker residue,
use a plastic spatula or similar tool. Avoid using any sort of metal
scraper or blade as this could scratch damage the paint or the bumper.

If any adhesive remains after the sticker has been removed, follow
up by wiping the area well with ordinary rubbing alcohol and a clean
cloth to help dissolve and remove the adhesive.

from elec-toolbox.com

One of the chief obstacles to a finishing touch for an installation
is the easy-peel sticker - the list features plastered to the oven
door, or the cleaning instructions on the light fixture lens. Often
the paper comes off, leaving rubbery adhesive behind, looking terrible.
To save customer aggravation, firmly press a piece of duct tape
onto the stickum, and peel it off. The adhesive usually comes off
with the duct tape, leaving a spotless installation.

from magazines.ivillage.com

Removing Sticky AdhesiveQ When I removed a large
sticker from my new refrigerator, a lot of the adhesive remained.
It's very sticky, and I can't get it off. Do you have any suggestions?A Before using anything on
the surface of your refrigerator, read the manufacturer's instructions
and warranty, or visit the company's Website. Chemicals in nail-polish
remover, cleansers and ammonia could scratch or discolor the surface,
and the warranty may not cover this kind of damage. Instead, use
baby oil or mineral oil, a petroleum-based prewash spray or a lubricating
spray. With a soft cloth, apply just enough solution to saturate
the sticky area. Let it soak in, then gently rub with a plastic
scrubbie to remove the residue.

from homeparents.about.com

Is that sticky residue from an adhesive label resisting
all your efforts for removal? Let WD-40 do the work for you.

Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 15 minutes

Here's How:
1. Spray WD-40 directly on the residue if possible, or dab on with
a cloth.
2. Let sit for about 5 to 10 minutes, or until softened.
3. Wipe off with a cloth.
4. If some residue remains, repeat.
5. Clean with a damp cloth; buff dry.